CAS Valentine’s Day Card

By Helen Gullett

Hello crafty friends! Valentine’s Day is around the corner and today, I have a love themed CAS card idea to share with you all. It is a fun and quick card to make to spread love with others through handmade cards.

Let’s get crafting!

Skill: Intermediate
Time: 15-20 minutes

Direction:

Step 1
Cut out a piece of Canson watercolor paper into 4.5 inch x 6 inch that you want to use as your background panel. I use 9×12 Canson watercolor paper and trim it into 2 panels.

Dab randomly the Memento inks (Love Letter & Rose Bud) on the background stamp.

Spray lightly with the Ink Potion No. 9.

Step 2
Add the watercolor panel to the inked stamp and firmly press it down to the stamp. Try to center it to the stamp.

Carefully move around your finger all over the watercolor panel to get the ink transferred well.

Lift up the paper off the stamp and you will get the first watercolor print background. There are still some inks left on the stamp, pray again with the Ink Potion No.9 to get the second print out of it.

Step 3
Repeat step 2 but instead of moving your hand all over the paper, you can try to just partially press the paper to get partially watercolor background print just like on the right panel in the picture.

Step 4
This layered stamping technique is easier done with a position stamping tool if you have it. If you do not have it, clear acrylic stamping blocks work, too. Cut out a white cardstock into 4.25 inch x 5.5 inch.

Stamp the outline flower images with a Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad.

Stamp the solid background flower images with a Rose Bud ink pad, then stamp the shadow flower images with a Rhubarb Stalk ink pad.

Stamp the leaves images with a Bamboo Leaves ink pad.

Step 5
Stamp the sentiment with a Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad at the extra space of the cardstock panel.

Step 6
Cut out all the flower pieces with the matching dies. Optional, if you don’t have the matching dies to your stamp set, you can fussy cut it with scissors.

Cut out the sentiment with one of the Label framelits dies.

Step 7
Rip the top and bottom of the watercolor background panel to give some texture to the background panel.

Optional: You can use the whole watercolor background panel as your background.

Wrap around some of the Burlap twine around the background panel and tie up a bow.

Add it to the card base with some of the Tear It! Tape.

Step 8
Add some of the Tear It Tape! to both sides of the white fun foam and cut it into a 3D foam tape strip. Add some of them to the flowers and sentiment label.

Add each of the flowers and sentiment to the card.

Step 9
Add some of the white pearl gems with some of the On Point Glue to embellish the card.

Hope this CAS card project gives you an idea to make some Valentine’s Day. Thank you for stopping by our blog today. Have a fabulous day!

Craft Supplies

Imagine Crafts:

Others:

  • Layered Rose Stamp & Die Set (Dare 2B Artzy)
  • Label framelits die set (Dare 2B Artzy, retired)
  • Hearts Background Stamp (A Jillian Vance Design, retired)
  • Burlap Twines
  • Pearl gems
  • Neenah Solar White Cardstock 80 lb
  • Canson  Watercolor paper 140 lb
  • White fun foam
  • MISTI stamping tool
  • Micro-tip scissors
  • Tweezers
  • Paper trimmer
  • Die cutting Machine

Quick & Easy Projects – Create a Love Heart Valentine’s Card


by Jowilna Nolte

Today, I am sharing how I create quick and easy Valentine’s Day Cards for family and friends. I love sharing the love with friends and these cards are perfect for them. You can even get your kids to make them for loved ones that are how easy they are to make. Using Memento ink, VersaFine Clair and a few easy steps you too can create these fun cards in just a few minutes.


VersaFine Clair in Nocturne

Memento in Lady Bug

Card and Envelope Set

 

Valentine-themed Stamps

Sheer Shimmer Spray

in Sparkle

 

Sponge Daubers

Craft Mat

 

Heart Stencil

Acrylic Block

Cardstock – Medium Pink

Skill: Beginner
Time: 10 minutes

Directions

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Quick & Easy Projects: Create a Love Heart Valentine’s Card


by Annie Collins

A quick and easy Valentine’s Day Card using a variety of Imagine Crafts/Tsukeniko Products. This card is perfect for that special someone in your life or that great friend.


VersaFine Clair in Nocturne

VersaColor in Pink and Cardinal

Memento in Angel Pink

Tear It Tape

Card and Envelope Set

 

Maker’s Movement – Notes of Love Set

Sheer Shimmer Spray

in Sparkle

 

Sponge Daubers

Craft Mat

 

Heidi Swapp – Heart Stencil

Acrylic Block

Cardstock – Medium Pink

Skill: Beginner
Time: 10 minutes

Directions

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Quick & Easy Projects: You’re Stinkin’ Cute Valentine’s Day Card


by Annie Collins

This Quick & Easy Project uses a variety of Imagine Crafts/Tsukeniko Products to create a fun and cute Valentine’s Day card perfect for the little ones in your life.


VersaFine Clair in Nocturne

Delicata in Golden Glitz

Brilliance DewDrop in Pearlescent Orchid

Tear It Tape

Memento in Desert Sand


VersaMagic DewDrop in Jumbo Java

Card and Envelope Set

 

Lawn Fawn Stinkin Cute

On Point Glue

 

Sponge Daubers

Craft Mat

 

Jot Stencil – Racoon

Acrylic Block

Skill: Beginner
Time: 10 minutes

Directions

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Quick and Simple Valentine’s Day Card with Memento Ink

by Lisa Mensing

In this today’s video, I’m sharing a card that is great for Valentine’s Day but could, easily, be used throughout the year, and it’s super simple to mass-produce. Memento Inks are the perfect ink for this quick and simple card because of the quick dry time, no worrying about smudged ink.

Skill: Beginner to Intermediate
Time: varies on number of cards

Directions

Supplies

Imagine

Other

  • Simon Says Stamps And Dies ORNATE LOVE
  • Simon Says Stamp ORNATE LOVE
  • Simon Says Stamp ORNATE LOVE Wafer Dies
  • Neenah Classic Crest Cover Solar White 110# 8-1/2×11 250/pkg
  • MISTI Stamping Tool – The Most Incredible Stamp Tool Invented
  • Sizzix White and Gray Sidekick Starter Kit

Imagine’s Valentines Day Guest Artists

Imagine's Valentines Day Guest Artists

Our Call for Art for Valentine’s Day was heard! We asked our community to submit any Valentine’s theme art using Imagine or Tsukineko products. We are happy to feature several Valentine’s Day cards for February!

Guest Artists

Fairuz Fabiha Valentine's Day Card You Make My Heart Sing

Fairuz Fabiha

“I’m 20 year old paper crafter. The card is actually the first valentine’s day card I’d ever created.” 

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kazuko kocho - Valentines day card to you from me

Kazuko Kocho

“[Valentine’s Day card design] It’s simple, just stamp and color. Stamp credit PennyBlack. Ink VersaFine Clair in Nocturne”

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Neva Cole

“For this Valentines Card design, I used Delicata Golden Glitz, Iridescent Embossing Powder, Fireworks in Angel Pink and Rose Bud, Ink Potion No. 9, Concord & 9th Geode Stamp Set, Geode Die Set.”

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whale you be my valentine

Angie Cimbalo

Whale You Be my Valentine? Super cute Narwhal Card Design.

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Alison Heikkila

I wanted to create a background with vibrant, blended color that was also super shimmery. Fireworks! Spray was the perfect product. The colors are so bold, and the shimmer is beautiful. Using a stencil and a few other simple products made this card come together very quickly.”

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Thank you for stopping by the Imagine blog and if you enjoyed this tutorial then please like, comment below or share on social media! Stay tuned for our next Art Call – Spring is Coming. 

Tasha Davies

I created this Love You Floral Valentines card using embossing powder and VersaMark!

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